July 10, 2010 -
PRLog -- Fashion trends come and go and hemlines move up and down, but the little black dress will always be stylish. The world’s most famous little black dress, as worn by Audrey Hepburn's in the movie Breakfast at Tiffany's. Coco Chanel introduced her “little black dress" in 1926. It was during her early work, that Chanel designed and introduced the first little black dress to the world. First introduced black was previously considered to be a colour reserved for funerals and periods of mourning. Truly simple and sexy, Chanel's design was a sleeveless sheath cut just above the knee. She could have never predicted the immediate and lasting love women would have with her simple, chic black dress. In the words of the great designer Karl Lagerfeld, “One is never over or underdressed with a little black dress.” Sexy, glamorous and timeless, the little black dress is one of the most essential items in any woman’s wardrobe. Due to its versatility and slimming effect, it will flatter a woman’s figure and still allow her to demonstrate her personality through accessories. Team it with some on-trend shoes in the colours of the season, or silver and gold rather than just plain black. The little black dress is a perfect example of classic fashion. This simple garment is still a favourite for women everywhere, and a basic necessity in any fashionable wardrobe. It suits different body shapes, different personalities and different styles. The original dress design can slip as easily into a modern party as any reinvention. If your feel that the black dress tend to be on the boring or drab side, remember that you can always add a little personality. The simple designs go wonderfully with a huge assortment of trendy accessories. By adding some jewellery, a hat or a scarf, you can transform the look for any occasion.
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